Overview
MyReader is an AI reading assistant. You upload books, PDFs, EPUBs, Word and PowerPoint files, or add YouTube videos and web articles, then ask questions and get answers with citations that link back to the relevant pages.
Who it suits
Students, researchers and professionals who read long documents and want faster lookup of specific points.
Key features
- Ask questions about one document, a collection or your whole library
- Citations that jump to the exact page
- Text-to-speech audio with 50+ voices
- Private storage, with data not shared between users, per the site
- Up to 15,000 pages per file according to the FAQ
Pricing (as of 8 October 2026)
- A 'Try for free' sign-up is offered. Plan prices and free-plan limits are on the site's pricing page and were not shown on the home page.
Free plan or trial: Free sign-up is offered; limits are not listed on the home page.
Prices change often. Confirm on the official site before you buy.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Answers point to their source pages
- Handles many file types and long documents
- Free sign-up to test it
Cons
- Plan prices are not on the home page
- The FAQ lists 16 languages while the audio feature mentions 30+, so check language support
- Unlisted file formats require emailing the company
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FAQ
What is MyReader.ai?
MyReader is an AI reading assistant. You upload books, PDFs, EPUBs, Word and PowerPoint files, or add YouTube videos and web articles, then ask questions and get answers with citations that link back to the relevant pages.
Is MyReader.ai free?
Free sign-up is offered; limits are not listed on the home page. Check the official site for current terms.
How much does MyReader.ai cost?
A 'Try for free' sign-up is offered. Plan prices and free-plan limits are on the site's pricing page and were not shown on the home page. Information as of 8 October 2026; prices can change.
Who is MyReader.ai for?
Students, researchers and professionals who read long documents and want faster lookup of specific points.
Did you test it yourself?
No. This page is based on the official MyReader.ai website, read on 8 October 2026. We have not tested the tool hands-on.
How we researched this
We read the official MyReader.ai website on 8 October 2026 and summarised what it says. Where a figure is the company's own claim we say so. We have not hands-on tested MyReader.ai and this is not a rating. See how we review.
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